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Historical Tours
Our historic tours whether it is a half-day tour or a
14-day tour are informative and enjoyable, taking in the very
best that Ireland and Dublin have to offer.
Boyne Valley Tour
The Boyne Valley tour takes in Newgrange, the neolithic
passage grave which pre-dates the pyramids in Egypt. Like those
famous landmarks, Newgrange stands as evidence of an ancient knowledge
of astronomy and architecture. Other attractions on the tour across
the "Royal County" of Meath include the heritage town of Trim,
the Hill of Tara, Mellifont Abbey and Monasterboice. The tour
also takes in Malahide Castle, north of Dublin, and returns to
the city via Dublin Bay.
Wicklow - Glendalough Tour
This breathtaking tour of Wicklow, garden of Ireland, takes
in some of the most breathtaking scenery in the country. Starting
with the picturesque village of Enniskerry, the tour moves on
to the splendid, world-famous Powerscourt Gardens, a fairytale
demesne with Italian and Japanese gardens. Glendalough, the valley
of the two lakes, is a spectacular glen in the heart of Wicklow.
In the 6th Century, St. Kevin founded a monastery here which gave
birth to a monastic town famous across Europe as a centre of learning.
The tour finishes with a visit to Roundwood, the highest village
in Ireland, surrounded with spectacular scenery between Lough
Dan in the west and the many lakes of Varty Reservoir in the east.
Dublin City Tour
Of course, no visit to Ireland is complete without a tour
of Dublin, one of the most historically significant and culturally
rich cities in Europe. Dublin holds a fascination for visitors,
and whether you are interested in history, literature, art, shopping
or just browsing, the Dublin City tour is here to suit all tastes.
Destinations include world-famous Trinity College, which houses
the priceless Book of Kells, Dublin Castle (which dates back to
the 13th century), St. Patricks Cathedral, Marshes Library, Dublin's
Georgian squares, St. Michans Church, The Phoenix Park, the National
Gallery, the Museum of Modern Art and Kilmainham Gaol. This incredible
tour provides an in-depth view into Irish history and culture,
in a city which is over 1000 years old.
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